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?1 I Rirr 1 ino nt n rr PV>r
= A?? w' * - ^
't\ ren< Boys Suits A.SpeciaJt;
)' Dry Qoods, Sh
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? . Connected -with our sto:
o _ 1 -'
1 , xT Shop, Barter Shop and Bea
jl; W^are^ not selling Race F
cause we can sell Better F<
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n-T^rr. , RttTH'y * ? - *'HrfU", AX. ~
I)KRS'ON, HAS (TUKAT KALEY
rhbe. t hut-tht-1 i'v iiHT-of
your faith woi'fceth patience.
' The Thrcirsrn yitOs \\Vtc UidoVi! pro-jj
t? -/iutbfcd To e '-gv&vpbit*ly as never
- before. ; , "*' ' . ' . . ;?
' *. !)r. (. rawl'erd ha's emphasised t he J
importaricc-_*?f?Wstrtr??~TlK'iiu>ds in .j
" oHuh4e-'\w>rlt'V -hn.. Tiri'iinr/.cil :i nmdt't
tinaneial system that rivals the best ~
s. ..arid" TTHTT"7 there tore, ~
" removed possible unnoee.SHry irrita- t
? tl<fr from -male's of nVohey.
TheOlh.eiary ofthe thureli an- |
' noimccs' the 1'nll Ualiy vhieh is now
" kruncliedthat the l'oi'.r-!h ini;i',1|l|:|y
~jymfert'riTtr will l>e held b i nlay tnjjjgZI T>et.
1j-17: and thai ^ uvxraf^tx*Aaf**C ' ;
?will be held, begun i.ifttf Similay, Oct.
-Hrth; ami thn liici'Miinoiii'ind ' mi1,
' ' "pfiltsl'.^tV-LK U. iV e l-tH^'-fT-rrf?Ph'ila..
. \vill preach. . A iTturvel preacher;
? Se i ei ai rrt tHt1 > 11i 11!be itvrTT~"=tTw= =
- . aide to be 'Di C'-clitt lk ! :i:i>e nt' si.-1.-1
ness. The following are emn'ale.-ving:*''
Mcsdames l'orolee Murphy, Harry
~ and lln?. ulster GaHie
Edwards ts vefy. siek.
"11"t -.ti th" i'"llih'
*"?: {Hub No. 1?CapLuirn E. ('arter,
~ Naney Mart.in.. S1 .nit; Ilatta;
('in uiT i.'in.iin,?'- r(f, ,il-..
yjtu.yu: Vaesar Sanders; ?2.u0; +rrtrt+Club
No. ;> - t '<.Tt'l- KnhtnTsr (-krptrr
S 18.15 j- Ale nil. Walker. $10.00; I'alntare
Gilyard. 8.'!.'>U; .fcoiun^Cirfyard;
S Ml.nil: .lame 1 : : 1' < " IA s"' alt- Sarah
Ciilhoun; $1-00; burilloluiekett, 8"n00
J; . Ajrnos Walker.' 8-."a: Jt. S. tTotteTTT
? " Hf-'JO. Tntul. $ ;
Chin N'o. 2?Eiurciuy Cfinksealos,
1 CaptHhl.??f4+kh'! : -~KhT[i!ueJb?T)imeaVi
: , B. Williams, $RJ;00i f.orric Williams,
-u,? $1 1^T>;..^H)orl " fijiK c. .'Ann; J,. \V.
iMalimly \\Tutc.. 1" i'micfli Junes,
S'l.On; Paul Lewis,-5Of; B. B. Clink?
scales, -$1.1)0; 5lujl _ic Hitfoiil..*SKt)0^
^ Aiir<rMiHfr<iTt,-TA.*'-tt Pir.rlgt. y -Clt-rdr--.
"scales..''Sn.PQ:' -Afill M.lfl-Ho
r" j
' Cltil> N'?>. :??s- r. \-f.l Sniith.
?XTnTTTir? I) v^'-Miiij [ ;, L_:
-4?mith?$5.np; iv^ry.' WrB-kim", $1P.OO;.
:?? Mary?b: ^Villinins.?v-J.uu;' FaMiiu.
Hunt pry ~ $ 1 .QfT; '77 II, Mun'.er, l.uu"'
IJoscfjoitt Xci.Hr nOc. 1 ;.tal. $.'12,50.
" 1 ' ^trrt> i\<i< '1 Knnly (Divi^'cton. t.iu}>C
SU-5jQ; 1 sahidla.-Dmiis. Sj.uO; Chrrk?
, R. Johnson,. $5.0!): Jnn.es Dovilin, 25c
Ida Devil in,. Sl.Oib^ iNj-ui iah Dutch.
? 1.00;-Elir.a I'rico, sn.uU; Fnnn'c ^Ine
:TV JQlU:,-<;i); .$2.aur Tubtl. .S;J2.75. "
_ :?.?-r-CJ.ulv --hcO;?j6r-"tU!o,' -CiUl.es. Ca.pt.,
$15.!'."); "Mattle Black* $5.00; Yiolh
IK'ilfd, ?, A dec '-'h ?TTTTTT"'
jMm!tliH Rmwii. f.eln-tMo; rJ.OO;*
* Helen Chlc/-25c. -T.'.tui $.1(1.05. '
, ~ ^ F|n]^ |ir llanliTi. ( apt
1-^7- ?20.05; J. I.; Calhoun. $!:j.5u; Mnvy
Robinson, . $$.75; . Be ft has-.. Jackson,
, $'2.00; Julia Lewis, 7 7c;. Lucy Harper,
??: $2.00;?1'haricia?ll.iw.thurnr-r $lo.oor
_____ T.iiAL- |),|,
CJubJXo. $^-J'sLjla iTolbirt; Capt:,
$4.60; Lula Coll in*; j2:50p 'Do 1 - j
' Kli/.a Toll)eft7$lTi'). Total, $11.00. j
Chfb No. 9 Aiiiiu. Ihr.tR. Captain.:
-KlJlt'H Jedh - nil, 5
Jones, $5.00.. T5t 1,5?. ,
.Club- No, .10:?Aimie ' 51'artip, Capf.,
?$21.25;--ft. Ar-HdF- $1 1.00;- ItosSHill,"
" ~ -1 Ilolmca, $0.00.?T n.tl: rj.2T>.
htlr"?for 11?O." I'j; r:johi!?^nX'apt.,
$20.85; Dr. Edmund Jolm^n, aofrmij'
1_ .51. P^.W^iirblMV. .1 ernes,
Julia Carter, . $2.i35;" Susie Ibml^
?-??.-$1.00. 'l'otal, $6.'].10~~
Club No, t.'l?L. R. Crawford, Cap*
tamy?$92.02; J. ,W. Sanders, $5.0Q;
Reuben Hill. S.1.Q0: Marv W Will ianis
$10.00; Henry Gary, $5.u0; Nlary Ga-'
-, iry, $5.00; Jiltikson 1'artcr^M;. Jda.J
tibia $mith, $2.00; Horace Walker, ]
$5.00; ?va Kate t)uhlap. $10.00^ -Fan.
nic Dunlap, $10.00; (mire Crmefmvt: !
$2.05; Dinah Quarles, $1.00; 'I'. WT
SimmOns, $10.00; W. C. Crawford,
$10.00 Total, 170-58-,
Club No. 14?Porolee IVTuTray, Cap??
tain (?dck),--4.40; ftHfrer^ghompaoff,
?= - ttflroo; Ri?v. >. H:-TtinmTiafm:-Hntr.fflTr
Dinah Calhoun, $10.00; Carrie Young,
. . i ^ I mt,
... ... :t. -r. "-U - . .
2rst Store -- . j
i St. Phone 7567 j
Mety^'omcn and Child- .
y. : '. : - ' '--:?
I .. ' . ?. . ^ - A
oes, Millinery :
re is: First Class Tailor \
uty Shop for w omen. 2j
? .!. 1 r? e lie l 3
ncie. Duy irom uj ue- .1
:>r Less. .;
????- ' , -3
~ \
Club No. 15?Maude .Anderson
Cai'tuiu. !''i.')Q: VhurL-ic Juinerr $1.00
Sa.Od; riatlie "Brown, $3.50r*tosale<
To1in7i?i. SiTuor. "William; A, IjLuhler
SLM'U* Totals >-??s?
' C.U;U Noj. 1*3 -'-Vinfc Johnson, Cap
(. in. ?. % . 2 5: l)i'i'irli?n Sl'1.00; \V. J
ilh'hnrTTrrl $ 10. H>; EliffJenkins, -$TdM
Amanda IVXassey,- j5a8)?Cleo Green
* '*('; Alice Boss, $1.00; Jbhh_Heard,
.< ' ,-|l; RoSS
S'KuO. Total $87.10. '
trul) N'o. 17?l.ue Ha Miles,1?Cap:Ti<7.057
B. J. Iibv. SI .00: WXM
RabinsQti.? $ 1.00; Janje Danley, $6.5d
Total. Slt>;45. -T"? *?
Club Xo. IS?Viola Sherman. Cant.
sm-i'i': (Mriflv^- Graves 7ftr; 1131
.'atK : sun. -v.if:. .Tutaljf'^JiJ.SO.
fXina Mlllihgton. Cap
TrTriT. AVm. Browm $5.00. Total
.Mthhhr^ : . ' - -'
( !;;!> JSje gj I a ah X upaJtabinson
' :.;pi,ui!, Nl-u.OO; A niett Kobinsori
Olii AnthonxL-..$!L004__ Rosi
Brown,St'.00; Ma Vines, 45g; Total
. . . 'y\ .
.hnii'.ai -:<iMio?l LfPul-.ts?E.N Vi
' ai .'it, -Jr.. '.MeJrose Williams.
, General Contribution.- S27.47
ire:; ii-iu-;
' Grand TolaT, ,.*1004.11. '
I he amounts opposite the names u:
!-:;4;iins represent what they contri
lulled, plus personal efforts in enter
t^rmrs^ ami donations, by friends
' We iii/fhy llTe paslui-fc, and 'friend;
VfTlu- city "T5r'their moral and tlnaii
jVhl sr.Dii.n-t ~~ 1 I
"Mrs. I.ula Crawford was the chaw
pii'ii "ii funds, dm whig from Green
AyToITaiiil ili.; Iv:isi ' ?
HELfiN A
Sunday was a hiirh day at Rvnwi
( Impel. Our pastor,-licv. ()r A.. Par
The sermons were of an educations
natuio. The day being used for En
Mow mo: it Day. The, sermons 7 won
.?i? 11ittoji111. uf [lie nt'easltw. ?
? Miss "Annie .Lee Sanders has gon
to Morris-Brown I'nivers.ity, Atlanta
7 Many visitors . and ojut . of towi
nv..i< ' \1^?11*ti'ti-;t?Rt-:.if
Stinday^??--- - ? " .
h./en away on -her \i>('atioftr-t?^-4?ttd
U> the- delight of her many friends.
i. I In- t; rotherliuuj Suciity ul' Jlulm:
Liny session last Friday night. Th
.lUiuoes-nrrvk inu' t h c i l?trrmurrh Ttrprrrt
For the year- Over. !?r>()0 jvtfssed thri
the hand's of the treasurer, -Rev. W
Lh.I2.uuk ajad every cent accountei
fur?Ro.v.?'He?;;k 'is a Kj>ln?di<| husi
ness- man and has the confidence^)
th'o peojvlo of the community.
?K(,v;. Mrs
u . (iary. Boyd, Wright, Scott an
others are substantial niefnbers o
I he 1 'idand rr.imvmrlitv 1_sj s_
Mkdcfinr bofTSTS'or having as fine
.-el of mon amhvomen as is found an;
whore.-" .. ' ...
. Mrs. yAddie Rakn^__mha_haa=heg:
^dv-tnojcd ior ahout two weeks, i
~H'i> au;Tmou> Thy doiitriit of her man
triemi^. ' :
TMtt^M ickon&j Ray is sTcK~"at /thi
""Willing. We hope for "Rim- an earT
rocovta-.y.-^?
?The Helena * School will "open he*
:Monday, the teacher^ are: Mrs. Mar
"WPTfonis unci 3hss Lunetta Sartor.
Mri". -Siy-ah l'arkt^ our pastor1
wife, writ-si* that .-die is having a fin
vacation in (li-orgc'town. She is. to- rc
tuln soon.""
WTbhfSTON "WlliD CATS ROM]
?CwtclrHVtTrdden Confined to Bed
?iW iliiiintft-on, X.X., Sept, 20?Play
j'.ig Under a broiling hot, s_utl. the Wil
*' Wil'l fifths' ffcFUjnriUpiurd
their way to a .10-0 victory over th
Boys on - Willistonls field her
Opening their g rictyroi
season in fine style.
"Bus*! Williams. .'Wild Cat' hart
TiTfrifrd pnPB'oT and punted with ski
which made hig work outstanding.
A Williams-Mclntyre combinatio
proved too rmteh for the "Y" boy;
The-kmg-est pg^jfraa 40- yardsTWri
-ttr Me I ri tyre that netted th
lout-bJown. I ?
Coach Madden was asked at th
4 J* 1 Ai" 'T '' '
^
j ' THK PATJM
tT~ -?
i beginning of the season, about the
^itpav 15553 t<ir\v.n-iI p:^ riilo ,r lift
{ said that tffe rule did not worry him
! became his boys were going to make
[! all passes good. They proved" it MonC
day. Out of 21 attempted passes*
r. only 0 hit the jjTound. ' i
[ Coticli Madden, being confined io
^ OWU U?y Ilv/V dUV tat UUV UlL
t ': " . * ?'* * T~
jp ,Jf - ULi^LU. i.
j. io bed. Coach Moudeii ha^ been
I. co/ ueij. Coacn JuauUen has been.
t| ui ivii^-uuy janu iu&ni Witii -His sluij
ut'iu.v, then U)u,~iie. is jusT" out oi
j? .summer senoot without any teat is
tiiuugm Uy. ' S0We\ to be lUe' cause 61
1^ "HTS ureuKuuwn., We' hope lor jinn a"
- A]>eeuy recovery; ?ii. HuWaTg"
f. Calhoun I'alln.Localu
i Tik- Savannah Vailcy GoudvvTH-Aatju.
Z "clatrou was ' the -fefucSt of Glovers'
Z SSjtlml liaplist Church7~Sept. li4-2b
- \V'e were royally JferUined. .~k- . .'
-; loiLle- Mouniatti A. ;vl. ii; CJUllcK"
* led the delegates - and lriends jXTTe"
-second day. The cliuir furnished exu
j.'i'llenl music Saturday night. These
? iwo churches are in union. They realise
llie value oi unity.. -r~
"~\\ hen the. U'emon Missionary Con
vetuion-'was hold at/Little Mountain
A. M. E. Church, Clovers' Chapel
/'-Baptist Church put this bread upon
-the-^y^aters. .
1 Km. le" MvMfean'c'Thg ntnag^tot
_js another -Moucin?He-has led_liiis
L.iyM for 44 year*. lie was-ce-eleeted
. u; : ...1
^ IM^ihuiui ? ?1?1?
. " iijv. John L.^T^irner, the scribe,.
1 "iy MM-'h'l'tnl mil lit?ilk h.m.n-Mjm.
1 The intrckiufctory sermon was tle?
11vi 11'iTliy I lev. J. .Si. Jenkins of Ab
ncviilc. Subject. "The; Palm Tree.'.!.
KVv.?lienkins?preached?a wonderful
s >e'nhonr 'which-mrg- eh joyed Jjy-rril.
'' micached Fri-.
The Educational JSerman was- delivr
vied by. Uev. ! ]. \V. William.s of At?
-lama. Ch.?Our Ik arts did bum while
Hey. E. W. Williams preached to us.
jiljigi'Atisteiunary NorfflZui^vas- deliv^
? ?-Subject-;?'The (iuspel Conrrnfy
? sio'n. His words wei'e With power."
" Many t'riends were present and joined
in the good work.
Greenville Locals
x . t
? livv. Wv F. Jiu-v preached-two very
^ powerful sermons at Alien Temple
c jtrM^Er-Clmrglr, of which lie is.-paaj->iuiiilny
nioi'ninjt1 and Lvuiini,.
j Hi; u ed as. subjects, "The' Way to
Heaven^-nnd "Ghristian Endurance,"
rtvhiidx?prrrrcfh.-dioHHr i nTpro^-h^^muP
? aionvincinty. I.cd by the redoulitaBlS"
tJ JMr. J. A. Alack im^ the a hi o -Mrs.
Mary M. Calhoun at pie ir^aii, the
j Invincible Twelve furnished music
Y Mifit unc -niu riiuivt'-iy V-hfli-ml'nK 'hn'J'
beautiful. The Sunday School service
l_ SuPt*. -^rs. M. AI. Calhoun. The '"A.'"
r C. i:. Lvacne tiloo \v:i; favored with
? -4t < jui to-timely tuftl mte-restTmr-rcvieur
L, by Mrs Calhoun.
s The pastor, ltev. William Wutflon,
HJlPd tK&~ pulpit "at^-Tabernacle Bap
tjst ( hurch, last Sunday morning
]_ niid ovcnin)?, when ho thrilled two
lull?liuu;X';>.?The Sunday -Hchnpl andj
B. Y. P. U. continues to"show #11 improvement.
Rev. Watson spent the
. past week :\t Mt. f'lea'sant. where he
(j conducted one" of the greatest re-;
f' viva Is in the history of the oTiuFch.
Ho also preached a special sun-mnn at
5- Maji 1 rit,rvJ>a ptUt church, SfranTariy
bur)?, last Sunday afternoon.-He was
accompanied by his choir and n num
jjii-oi?n 1 l 11 d s7r ~
H .^.UsiliK as il^nve:'"From the Depths
jL of Slavery, to the Heights of Civiliz;aiio.n,"
Mrs A. I,. Andei^Son^cfxg
pprionced no difficulty in ljvfngup to
y =frcr vreputa'fioif as fjHf*T<QueehL of a
Thousand Platforms^' in an excellent
:t_ lecture given in the jPh.vllis Wheatley
Y Auditorium. Mom% eyoninp. lu
painting: a rti o s trqiparkahl e picture
s t>? the NegroV- progress since freec
dom, the distinguished Floridian
>- .proved herself a weaver of golden
phrases. She held the aiidience in the
palm of her hand as she .delved into
It (he mystic past of.iJie IS'egroractTand
fr .fcVCft ?t?cr shgHncl^eased her fluBMii
__choice_ oratory,. the- nudience ^at-- in
... thrilling wonderment. In. spite of its
l-4 rm-xmui i .11 rmrn,-*re-me welcome
& by ^1k.? Ki^VepCe LyKi.'s and
e the^csppnSe by lir.' E. A. Huffpfins,
p proved most - effective a.nH?timely,
n Music for tho oPcasioTTWffS^ ftfrrnsheff
by Allen Temple's Choir,
c, Clubhand- Personals
11 , The Boosters' Club mot At the home
'John JJinekiuaii, Sullivan St,.,
n Thursday afternoon of lhst week
s. with-tho uspal excellent session. Alj
i-_ ter a very profitable! busincaa hwn?6
the hostess served delfcioua refresh?mcnta.?
1 ? ?
ie_ The ^llen Star Miationary Tloeiaty
~ -r-r T- - - - - ..
TOXBAPlir -1-n;et
at-the home of Rev. and Mrs. D,
afternoon,_where fine meeting was
had, after which., refreshments were
served,- .
. 'The Will Do Qlub met in the A. M.
E. Church, Monday afternoon, with
an unusually g<5od attendance and a
very lovely meeting. The Club renorfptLR
nf*w mPmViprs '
"The &ev? J. Coppln "Missionary met
at /the ' Church,- Sunday afternoon,
with' the president, Mrs. Bessie Fair,
pxnurriinyyr-iA'W iwtnwcgtin^ seagion yrns
enjoyed by all. ?:??-~v
The Cinderella Art Club met at
.the residence of its. president, Mrs^i
II. T. Bivins. Logan Street, Wednas.
jay afternoon of last week, with a
fine session, during which the'hostess
'-crved deliciou^ refreshments galore.
Miss i-nqjiya LewisJelTIfiaS
week for Greenwood, where -she en*-"
ters Brewer Institntfe. ???
Mr. A. It. Anderson-of Florida, was
4 welcome visitor at Allen Temple
'' luul q?i wiihii?1
- iiuiiii, taoi, kjunua^
Mr. Thomas Bricr_i<; attending the
State College, where he is completing
his senior year. ? ?
Qscftr-Fair, who is working/rnAsheviUe,
spent the' paaf-'Week-- end
With his family hero.
~"Miss Vivian Brier left Wednesday
for Denmark, where she reenters
\^prhe"es." . - '
Kevr T.. A. Logatr^fljlinton. "wr
in the city the elifly part , of the
week.. The Reverend was showing
Some beautiful sample's of | men's
'Tothihg of a well-known. Northern
"Hlk* ^ " '/
Miss Cora Buskey left Tuesday for
Alorris^ ^ 'j
.hftVe recently, moved into the Tnhpr^^cle^parsonage
at 7 Comer Street, !
thev atte at home to their tnam.!
.hers ahd friends. The members of
"TtT7> 1 "hiii-ch aim ~iXr>Ii\.-Kl ,wl?U.,.o
their pastor and wife-* in. their 'midst]
ind no pains shall be "spared to make]
their* sojourn here a pleasant one.
-Tabernacle boasts ona -Of^TRe best
^memberships in TTrctrnville^afnl should
be able to lUkctntre-^Cllhe pastor after
the manner of a kinp. And that
they will strive to do. that without
sayingA. Fisher.
Laurens News
"' The member^ of the -Blue Bird
a few friends af the home of Mr. and
Mrs.-J. B. Blackstock, on~Monday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Buchanan,
of Darlington, ST C.! A.- delicious
course of refreshments wng served.
, Mrs. "Martha-Stewart, of Augusta,Oj..
iA tim uuu.m uf Mr. mm Mra. iLffh
Owens atj 845 frice Streetr
T> 1 o? ir
maiuid ima, ^liTiriUllH.
Sullivany #rg, -Martha ^wartr Mrs."
tared to Greenville on Tuesday.
" Profy-AJohopsn' Wjlliamg^presidant.
of Williams'.Businees-^Sefiool was a
visitor in our city a lew ciays agar
While Jiere, he stopped with Mrs.
Kev. J-B. Smith made a bu&ineSS
trip to Abbeville tfiii pn?*- "
?The Mioses?Maud SruT MTxggic
Smith, daughter of Rev. and ,Mrs. J.
B. Smith, left Friday for Wiprmhorn
-where they will - teach?this *termr
Mr. and Mrs. Oliphant was seen
rrdrngr ou^ in-their new Buick Coupe.
Mrs. Oliphant was Miss Conine
Johnson before?her?marriage:"?~ '
Mr. James Irby, Mr. Bennic B.
Franklin, ,Mr. William P. " Garlingtonr
made a flying trip to Grnnnwilh.
on Monday in Mr. Garlington's newly
purchased sports-model Buick. ^
' Mre .Tlollo ?TTjfrt.
" ' I 1**1 T5V
Blakeley, Mr. J. Field
-lor- Willie to Spar:
lanburg and out to-Cedar Spring to
'the ;D. afid" B. School, where Mrs.
Moore went to carry her sister, Miss
Mattie Wilson.
Those on the sick list this week are
i\Ir?7' Fuller,- Amelia Garriett, Beulah
Wax J. & Stewart, Haskell McDtoniel
We are hoping for them a speedy raREAI)
ANB CONSIDER
:=a Citv Union ?
Union is pulting Jor%
edi-x.5i*?t^-being able, financially to
,1 r\ .,11 ,77,?7r>,cJ..? T..~ -~1.:? a.
v?v *% ? ucou c, wc i4x tr aniMiiK Lite
TTny of CoTulVlTlia,'thru the differejit
^Churches, to help us put this part of
!:he j)rnj?rum over within the next
30 days. You cannot imagine how
there^are rorfTertnjf 1rr
rhe city. Shall we let them I
say no! ! We trust every pastor and
people who read this article will not
"We have asked the following persons
to ^isit the chtirch or churches
opposite their name. Cast your bread
ttpoif the waters, before "many days,
it. wITI fome hark tn.'vhTT ~
' Mra. R. A. Ingram, First Calvary;
Martha* Thorne, Zion; Mrs. Lena
- '' ? ?
Ware, Union Baptist; Mrs. Catherine J
32hompsohi23?acedonia; Mfc-s. KloiseCafrBr,
Trinity; Mrs?Ophelia Harris,
Ebenezer; Mrs. Mattie Matthews, 1st
Calvary-f Mrs. Lottie Nofris,, Union ,
Bftfctist MoT 2^ Mrs. Clara Scott, St. |
Luke; Mrs. Annie Naws, 2nd Calvary;
Mrs. Rebecca Wilson, Pleasant Grove j
Mrs. CoakTey, Bethlehem; Mrs. Ida
Miller,'St. Mark and Mt. Oliver Mrs J
Sallie Mpore"Jones Chapel; Ifrrs.Mamie
Cfiiids, Sidney Park; Mrs. J. G.
Green, Jehovah; Mrs. Annie Robinson,
Mt. Olive, Ni Snmter St.; Mrs. gallia
gia Perry, St. Paul, College Place;
Mr*, Ida Miller, St, Johii, Colonial
Mrs .Tnlin Mnvshrnnk Wps,
ley; Mrs. Martha Thorne, Jones Chap'twfhr;
. M'i'S. jAnme E. !*icott, jf.i'ttti
Baptist. . : : ~
.. Tin not turn thenTWny~ It might
l> you are God
will bless" the cheerful-giver And the:
litwral aoul- shall be made glad.
TSfrs. P. A. Ingram, President;
~? / ti" E.^Porter, Reporter.
HARDEEVILtE, S. C. NEWS
Sunday "ThoVrfing7" the ~ Evangelist
' preached from Jlaniel Idle -JSlhorid
| 8th chapters. The congregation was
vcit much^pteased with the way she
handle^ her^serniomv Af crowd ^of
"prayer. "Everyone was tupohotl. |
her sen-ices.? She motured to Savanr i
rtah, Tuesday accompanied by Mrs:
Z. E. Primus. She Was the guest of
Mr. -and Mrs. C:~A. Primus.? Mrs.
daugjii?r^ao^L.son, Marguerite ami,
Tamos", I eft'last Week for Geneva, FlaT
w iiiiu here stie was; the guest of her
parents, Mr. and . Mrs. S. H. Hodges.
va. Fla. HtSTftnv' thorg-wlH He indefinite.
.
, -
| Mrs. M.'irv J,. Pope returned liiimc
j after an extended visit to Now York,
j F^iladelphia and Washington.
L Miss Ohvia Marshall left-Tuesday
fur Chicago where she will attend
-school. -? ????
NATv 1 lenrv Ttr.a4fonT--earn o, home
aturday from - Asheville, where fie~
spent the summer. On Sunday heHeft
i for Fisk University to resume his
j studies. . . ...
A NE W
THE "CATECHISM OF T
Mfv It. Ajgggjg
. : ' - ?
Which contains- the new. but Brbli
-Science; Creation am^Dovclotnnent of
His Purpose on Earth; The Death an<
of the Holy uhost; The t'hureh; Th
The History- of the Roman
Roman Decline and the Reformation
jme entire Chanter on TIFF BIRT.K H
| This hook is sold on the Book Stan
and at The Hamilton Book Store it
' addresis-is-Chester. jrr Rnx Qn nt t'J*
*!**1*91wvfK**X*?/%
| Wholesale Dealer
-??rimiinas, nam^ss.
ji - Wholesale
?S> . . : ?<Vi' - *"7 ^AuU>Jtop
Manufac
J what you want: to
]*" want to Sell.
Hair Culture, Facial Massagij
MMES. LYLES, HC
I I. S. Leevy's D<
i~~TT3T Washington Stree
t ?eeeo^SeM5weeee6a6908c^S&^p6ke?^^
il;: "THE SIMPKINS*
| -TjtK f];ADiN(; (m
I t - THB TWO
J-?--- ; 7?PIE
* 2 Salcopltoncg; Violin;-Clarinet;.-B
1 * Music furnished for Balls, I
!.'x where Good, Lnte, "Lively, Highr
StudioT! T523 Asgerabh
\\ ?;? TETT^PIIOIS
4 ? t?K UJi:& RE A SON ABLE.
r 2 - IieRrty Rimpkins, Manager,
Rah r:?v
Addfa all mail to LeRoy Simpt
? ??. TT.-i ?..r. -
Kahii'dny* Qctohnr- 2, 1026, - i !
Mr. Augustu^ Downs stopped over
in nur city for .a few day* cnruutu to ?1
Meharrv. .. . ' !
Miss Mary Hartfield, a former student
of Allen University, left Tues ?? s ?
day for- Wind el Phillip'?t? resume) - y ..
her studies. - ' f '
Mjss Des&ie Adams,. daughter ot
l\tr. and Mrst-Xhomas-Adams. hasfe- ; I
turned home aftei-spending-.-a ploas- ?- |
Mrs. i^iruorougn. . .l ,
Rev.fc J. t*. Smith of Laurens, spent I'severnl
(lavs in our ritv TaKtrweeV"
Misses Sallie and Lucia \Taylor,
Eunice Whit lock and tlfe Misses Taggart;
left last-jwiek for State College.
lege-laitUvoe^ to^attend^^lw^v^ ^Z~rr- ---
and MrsrMS. Warren Waller* - ?
of EpforthT spent Sunday at. tho-l<nmn
-of- Mr. arid Mrs. Samuel- -Edwards:
.Mrs. Wallace is the sister of Mrs.
| Edwards. ' ? ' * -
Miss - Ophelia Adams entertained
-Tuesday evening Jn honor of Messrs. ; .?
Theo. Gregg and Sylvester Rosemond,
wliu passed thru -the 'City enroute to
^Jeharry Medical College. . AH pres-cot
had a jolly good time.
P?D>V L. Palmer Chappelle, whd .reteently
received his M. D. from North-? xwestern
Univ., Chicago, 111., has been ,
-admitted - to the Provident Hospital
of lite same city as 'Interne and will J
-teave today. . . ' . * "
ZZ, IN MEMORIAM . ~
~nr
28, 102I. _____ ?
-Good ti.ve, flotlier dear, good bye, 7^
But not fare thee well;
Oli, how much we miss you, III
?No mortal tongue, can tell.
Oh, most compassionate Jesus,
TJtil il we meet our dear mother, '
? Where -we can -never more part_ -._
Key. T. W. Dixon, husband; Thnmasena
Wicker. Maggie Cpleman, M. H. ??.
Isabel!-, Sallie Harden, Bessie Green- V .
wood, daughters. -
HE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Dal facts on Creation; The Bible and
Tlie virgin Birth of Christ) and ??
1 Resurrection of Jesus, and the "Office
e Christian Church. It also contains ~ Iand
Christianity, to gather with?The^?. ?
Period; Missions and Evangelism, artd
TtSTOKV fIF THE VFCKQ,
d at The State Book Stoye, Columbia,
i Chester, also by the author, whose
hi- norma] prirp nf -Frft ppntj;. -
impton Avenue
JMBlAl S. C, J |
_____ ^ - O- .. , , ~"
in Leather, Shoe-^ h-'?
. saddles, Etc. ~ y
Hide Buyer ?_ :rrr=^:
turer. Let us know
Buy and what you J! ?
?1 ?: :? ??? ? -
?t?
ooa~oooaoo^x>:<^^ac8?^?apc0C8?D0C83?
uty Shop? I ^
igr Manicuring, Haiir Bobbing^" g , )USTON
& DENDY !- v
ipartmoiil Sluic - : ~
it ' Columbia, S. C.
ENTERTAINERS" ?ZI
.ORF.ri npniECTP a *xi o
- ? - 1 nn JLi."*
CAROLJNAS. ' ' - '
:ces-7 L.
B8s. Violin;"Drtffns* Piano and Cornet.
^irtieg, Dances and for any Occasion c \
7 St. Hours 3 to 5 P. M,
IBS' 9173?4756.
^SATISFACTION CHAR A NTEME^ "
_ Eugene-Simj>kina, Asst. Manager, i?
rison, Leader, f 1??
.1? 1 ion TiJL-i n. ? ? ?
' ijnu-uiii ji., tjoramma, a. u. ^
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